Liverpool band The Armchair Captains is moving in the direction of its ambitions. Their plan for this year holds the mark. Each month, they undertook to release one EP where each of them will be presented in a different musical genre. The seventh month of the year presents the seventh EP codenamed '1trikpwnyz'.

Northern Irish singer and musician Pate Gardiner released his new single 'Sing From the Heart' on June 25th. This cool musical composition opens a new milestone in the history of the artist and on his way to success.

Musical collaboration in the distance also brings its good results especially if the creative units of the project are on the same wavelength. Two participants of the underground scenes of the cultural western capitals of London and Los Angeles teamed up to form the shoegaze duo Sky Is Alright.

Aza Brown is an inspired musician from Chesterfield, England. All his life he was part of the British rock scene and he caught that wave of the 90s with his unsurpassed Britpop. Aza Brown returned to active music making and we got his great single 'Pure Water'.

The band CATALYSTS is a bright representative of the South Welsh alternative scene. Five strong and ambitious musicians formed a wonderful rock band that began to implement their ideas. One such creative idea was the song 'Sylvia' which was released on June 25 as a separate single.

Listening to the new single 'Bloom Orlando' from the Brighton rock-trio Catching Mangoes, we immerse ourselves in this story completely imagining the main character of the song. The single was released on June 24 and expanded the band's catalog.

The song 'Out of the Blue' by the gothic collective Nomotion received a music video, which made us pay attention to this band. Nomotion was founded in 2014 in Italy by five members and since then the musicians have gone together their own way in search of original sound.

Louis Adams from Newcastle took the pseudonym Chintzy Stetson and started a cool musical activity in the capital. His new single is called 'Falling In' and it is a cold fusion of indie-rock and funk.

In summer, Brighton becomes a cultural capital with its festivals, concerts and jams. We hope that soon everything will happen there as usual and we will see new bands and new debuts again. Meanwhile, local bands have the opportunity to debut with their records. We are pleased to welcome the first single called 'Dreams of 60s Counterculture' from the Brighton band Caramel.

Paul Farrin is a musician and producer who can boast of his long commitment to music. It was music that gave him hope when, at 16, he had his first club performance and got a job on the radio. Music surrounded him and was always a support in his life.